Shea Rulon, Sam Harmon, Maya Rao, Nicole Garcia, and Brandon Portillo are the Five Funniest People at BC.
Arts, Movies, On Campus
Students Discuss How to Help DACA Students at Film Screening
“The Unafraid,” a documentary that follows DACA students in Georgia, was screened in Stokes Wednesday evening.
Arts, Music, On Campus
Peter Watchorn Passionately Performs Bach’s ‘Goldberg Variations’
Peter Watchorn honored the lifelong work and talent of Bach by performing ‘Goldberg Variations.’
On Campus, Arts
Asinine Parodies Historical Figures, ASMR at Fall Cafe
Nobody was safe from mockery at Asinine’s Fall Cafe Thursday night. The BC comedy group poked fun at Jeffrey Epstein, ASMR, and the Jolly Green Giant.
Top Story, Arts, Music, On Campus, Arts Features
In The Room Where It Happens: Marsan Takes on the Pops
Natalie Marsan joined the Boston Pops onstage at the 27th Annual Pops on The Heights gala, which raised money for 427 scholarships.
Arts, On Campus
Former BC Professor Displays Artwork at McMullen
Mary Armstrong’s ‘Conditions of Faith’ exhibit will be featured at the McMullen Museum of Art through December.
Arts, On Campus
‘Fulbright Triptych’ Exhibit Comments on Art and Family
Artist Simon Dinnerstein’s ‘Fulbright Triptych,’ which was inspired by Northern Renaissance altarpieces, is on display at the McMullen Museum.
News, Top Story, Arts, On Campus
27th Annual Pops on The Heights Gala Funds 427 Scholarships
The 27th Annual Pops on The Heights gala featured Leslie Odom Jr. as a guest and raised money for 427 scholarships.
Arts, Music, On Campus
Hayes Combines New Songs, Old Favorites at Stokes Set
Hunter Hayes performed a variety of new songs and older fan favorites at Stokes Set.
Arts, Top Story, Music, On Campus, Arts Features
From Stokes to Spotify: Cannon is On the Rise
Cannon Few, MCAS ’20, has found great success on Spotify, with his single “Water Glass” reaching over 863,258 plays on the platform.
